Most Recent Newsletter
I recently sent out a newsletter. Normally I archive them here, but there's so much going on, including some upcoming readings / signings, I'll post it here, too....
Hello. Been a long time since I’ve sent one of these out.
Will get right to it, and will try to keep it brief. I’ll put the timely ones
first so you can mark your calendars. Been a busy few months….
UPCOMING APPEARANCES / SIGNINGS
Reading and Signing, Saturday, October 3rd
I’ll be doing a reading and signing with other members of
the New England Horror Writers in Lancaster, MA
Seven Bridges Writers Collaborative: New England Horror
Writers Panel Discussion
Saturday October 3, 2015 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Thayer Memorial Library, Dexter Thayer Room
717 Main St, Lancaster MA
Will be reading & signing books along with Matthew
Bartlett, Remy Flagg, Dale Phillips, Jennifer Allis Provost, Morven Westfield
and Trisha Wooldridge
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Authors Roundtable and Signing, Thursday, October 7th
I’ll be joining other local authors for a Rountable
discussion and QA at the Sharon Public Library
Thursday, October 9, 2015, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
With Michael Bailey, Pete Kahle, Jason Parent, Rich Feitelberg,
Jennifer Allis Provost, Kenneth Heard, D.A. MacQuin and Rob Watts
Sharon Public Library, 11 North Main Street, Sharon MA
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I’ll also be speaking to High School English class this Thursday,
September 10th, at St. Peter Marion High in
Worcester. A number of students chose Margaret’s Ark as their summer reading
project and we’ll be doing a Q&A with the author (aka Me). Should be fun.
Thanks to Dawn VanRiper for setting this up.
NIGHTMARE IN GREASEPAINT
My horror novella written under my horror pseudonym G
Daniel Gunn and co-authored with L.L. Soares, is available
currently as an ebook at all major outlets (Amazon (http://goo.gl/jc9iZ4 ) Barnes & Noble
(http://goo.gl/LUqGyV ) or anywhere
ebooks are sold), and sells for less than three bucks.
The printed version, containing our novella plus three
others, is slated for early October under the name CHILDHOOD FEARS.
I don’t see it available for pre-order just yet, but hopefully coming soon
If you’ve read and enjoyed it already, consider
leaving a review! The more reviews a work has the better the retail outlets
usually list them
WICKED TALES, From the New England Horror Writers
On June 1st of this year, the New England Horror Writers
released our third anthology of short stories, called WICKED TALES: THE
JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND HORROR WRITERS, VOLUME 3. I don’t have a story
in here, rather, I co-edited the collection, along with Scott Goudsward and
David Price. It’s an amazing collection of stories from New England authors,
with an introduction by Chet Williamson and awesome cover art by the artist
Ogmios.
PLAGUE OF DARKNESS
M most recent novel as Daniel G. Keohane is still available.
It’s gotten some nice reviews but could always use some more. If you’ve read
it, why not leave a review, let others think, good or bad. I’ve
thick skin.
UPDATE ON CURRENT PROJECTS
Some MARGARET’S ARK news coming soon: in
negotiations to create an Audio book of the novel. More as it
progresses, but this should be cool when it’s completed later this year.
My latest novel-in-progress, a rather unique horror novel
written as G Daniel Gunn, is called (for now) LOST IN THE WOODS.
Still working to finish the first draft and type those ever-elusive final two
words: THE END, hopefully soon. More as this progresses.
I’ve a number of Movie Reviews out, most
recently for the blockbuster action film MISSION IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION
(2015) and the independent sci-fi film LOVE (2011). Coming soon a review of the
awesome family movie MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN (2014). For a full list of
reviews you can visit (http://dankeohane-reviews.blogspot.com/)
“My Dearest Gwendolyn,” a short story, is coming eventually
to the shared anthology MADHOUSE, once all contributor copies are
signed. Currently the sig sheets are traveling the country.
OK, that’s about it. Hopefully I’ll be better about sending
these out more often. Of course, I’ve said that before.
Dan
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